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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4204, 10 September 1874, Page 4

9th and 10th SEPTEMBER, Commencing at 11 o'clock each. day. IN BANKRUPTCY. UNRESERVED SALE OP THE STOCK-IN-TRADE IN THE ESTATE 01* A. C. PRITCIIARD. l/TR. R. J. DUNCAN has received inVjL structions from the Provisional Trustee in Bankruptcy, as trustee in the Estate of A. C. Pritchard, and from trustees of other bankrupt estates, to sell by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, the whole c r tho stock-in-trade in the above estates, at hi auction mart, Lambton Quay, where the stocks have been removed for convenience of sale— The stocks consists of—Alpacas, lustn , and peli is, book an „ i, window hollands, , window muslins and .ticking and Turkey twills, black and silks i velvets and ribbon velvet men's and women's hosi( suits, boys' snit 3, blankets, quilt 3, men's coats, boys' coats, towels, calicoes, men's white shirts, Crimean .shirts, sheetings, Celtic tweeds, Cheviot tweeds, Nelson tweeds, lway rugs, Austrian rugs, Harvard shirts, 4x4 grey calicoes, Bx 4 grey calicoes, waterproof tweeds, men's wool sox, men's cotton sox, women's stockings, blue blankets, white blankets, toilet covers, twilled and plain sheetings, trousers and trousers and vests, wool mufflers, American storekeepers, hotelkeepers, and the general public of Wellington and the surrounding country, to buy fresh stocks, as everything will be sold without the slightest reserve. In order to facilitate the sale, arrangements have heen made whereby approved bills will be taken at three months from date of sale for parcels of from £3O to £SO, all sums under £3O to be paid for in cash. 'Where the sum exceeds £SO, arrangements can be made for terms with the auctioneer. The stock ha 3 been arranged, and each lot numbered, and the quantity correctly marked on each box or piece of goods. Catalogues will be issued previous to the sale. Sale on Wednesday and Thursday, 9th and 10th September. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. l/TR. DUNCAN has received instructions _VJL from William Gibson, Esq., to sell, at his stores, Featherston Street, on Friday, 11th September, at 12 o'clock noon, the following goods—all more or less damaged by sea water —for the benefit of whom it may concei (WG over W in diamond) § 70 —1 case (10 dozen) long-handled shovels § 80—1 case (10 dozen) D shovels 1 case boring machine and bits § 40—1 case axes Terms cash. FRIDAY, lira SEPTEMBER. IMPORTANT SALE OF DRAUGHT HORSES. L/TR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instrucVI. tions to sell by axiction, at the Nag's d Stables, Cuba Street, on Friday, 11th [September, at half-past 1 o'clock shai-p, 1 magnificent draught champion colt, 4 years old, worth £95 1 imported Clydesdale mare, 6 years old 1 very superior light draught horse, 5 years old, fit for heavy spring cart or waggon 1 staunch horse, 8 years old, adapted for light spring cart, broken in to single and double harness. - Also, 1 strong wharf dray. FRIDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER. PUBLIC SALE.' MAIZE. MAIZE! MAIZE. t\fi R. G. H. VENNELL has received inIjL structions to sell by public auction, on the Queen's Wharf, on Friday next, the 11th inst.'at 12 o'clock, ex W. C. Wentworth, from Newcastle—--350 saek3 maize, in lots to suit purchasers Sale at 12 o'clock TUESDAY, 15th SEPTTMBER. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from the proprietor to sell by auction, on the premises known as Cambridge House, Taranaki Street, on Tuesday, 15th .September, at 11 o'clock, The whole of the household furniture Particulars in future advertisement. THURSDAY, Ist OCTOBER. TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, j Unclaimed Wool. MR. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from Messrs. Jackson and Graham to sell, at their Free Store, on the Queen's Wharf, on Thursday, Ist October, 1874, at noon (unless previously claimed), 4 bales wool, marked HF § 1,2, 3, 4 the benefit of whom it may concern, and ux payment of wharfage, storage, and other expenses. THURSDAY, 29th OCTOBER. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD AT TIMARU, IN THE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY. MR. JOHN KING has been favored with instructions from Captain Tosswill to sell by public auction at his sale rooms, Timaru, on Thursday, 29th October, 1874, his FREEHOLD ESTATE of CLAREMONT, which comprises about 2197 acres of the best agricultural and pastoral land in the district, and situated within eight miles of tho town of Timaru, from which it is accessible by three direct and good roads. The improvements consist of a well-built eight-roomed dwelling-house, with all necessai'y offices, cottage, stable, woolshed and yards, cowshed and yards, and other necessary outbuildings. The land is fenced, and subdivided into twelve paddocks. 450 acres under first wheat crop (which crop is not for sale) 100 acres sown down to English grass, of which twenty acres are also in oats 147 acres let for one crop 200 let for breaking up, and the remainder is in Native grass, which grows richly on the estate. There are also a few acres of bush land; there is permanent water in each paddock ; all the buildings and fences are new and of tho beat description. This valuable property is capable of being divided into two or. more farms, with an equal division of natural advantages. For further particulars apply to Captain Tosswill, Claremont, or to the auctioneer, Timaru, where a plan of tho estate can be oeen. Sale at 11 o'clock, a.m. Terms at sale.